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A Race for the Rings: NBA Playoffs Heat Up

April, 2023 By Darren Dukes, Staff Reporter The National Basketball Association, or NBA for short, is an American basketball league that was founded in 1946. Currently there are 30 teams, 2 conferences with 15 teams in each conference, and 6 divisions with 5 teams in each division. The regular season lasts from October until April,Continue reading “A Race for the Rings: NBA Playoffs Heat Up”

PALS: More Than a Friend

February, 2023 By Lizeth Moctezuma, Editor-In-Chief KAC’s PALS, a peer assistant leadership and service program, is accepting new potential mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students– but what exactly does being a member of the PALS program mean? The program is run by Mr. Neils, the eighth grade Social Studies teacher and certified counselorContinue reading “PALS: More Than a Friend”

Boys Soccer Season Kicks-Off at Wimberly Tournament

February, 2023 By Brittany Ocampo & Cristian Tovar, Staff Reporters On January 19, 2023 our cardinals soccer boys team headed to Wimberly to compete in a tournament against Fredericksburg and Austin Achieve. They also faced Kerrville on Friday morning. Our cardinal boys were going to be the first to play in the tournament against Fredericksburg.Continue reading “Boys Soccer Season Kicks-Off at Wimberly Tournament”

Equipo Masculino Comienzan Temporada en Torneo de Wimberley

Enero, 2023 Escrito por Brittany Ocampo y Cristian Tovar y traducido por Isabella Bossio Sarmiento El 19 de Enero de 2023, nuestros muchachos Cardenales de fútbol se dirigieron a Wimberley para enfrentarse a Fredericksburg y Austin Achieve. También se enfrentaron a Kerrville el viernes por la mañana. Nuestros muchachos Cardenales iban a ser los primerosContinue reading “Equipo Masculino Comienzan Temporada en Torneo de Wimberley”

First Debate Year for KAC

January, 2023 By Jason Carbajal, Staff Reporter On January 20, 2023, on the campus of West Lake High School, a clash of ideas took place. The debate discussed whether justice would or would not require open borders to allow people to travel from country to country with no repercussions. The contestants needed to have atContinue reading “First Debate Year for KAC”

Austin Bleeds Verde: AFC’s Road to the MLS final

October, 2022 By Baily Benitez, Staff Reporter Sunday night in ATX, under the green lights of Q2 stadium, stood 11 men willing to give it all out on the field to secure a spot in the MLS final. The team’s second playoff game, which took place on Sunday, October 23 against Fc Dallas, was aContinue reading “Austin Bleeds Verde: AFC’s Road to the MLS final”

Introducing Our New Class: Principles of Health Science

October, 2022 By Camila Juarez and Dannarys Gutierrez, Arts & Culture Reporters This August, Kipp Austin Collegiate added a new class that focuses on the medical side of education. “Principles of Health Science” was created to give students who are interested in science more career-driven options rather than AP courses. Principles of Health Science isContinue reading “Introducing Our New Class: Principles of Health Science”

KAC Boys Volleyball Debut Against Brave

October, 2022 By Lizeth Moctezuma, Editor-In-Chief The students of KAC have been vocal about their desire for a boys’ volleyball team for years, so excitement spread through the halls in October for their first game against rival school KIPP Austin Brave. But as the hype built to support our new team, this progress begged theContinue reading “KAC Boys Volleyball Debut Against Brave”